- December 7, 2016
- SilentFuture
The Cows Are Watching
67%Game Brain Score
gameplay, graphics
92% User Score 24 reviews
Platforms
About
In "The Cows Are Watching" , you play at night in meadows, pushing over as many cows as possible within levels with different time limits and dangers. The game features a dark, creepy atmosphere, 15 levels, and funny yet creepy gameplay. Be cautious of watchdogs and other hazards while attempting to push the required number of cows in each level.

Audience ScoreBased on 24 reviews
gameplay3 negative mentions
- The game features high-definition cow graphics and a quirky premise that can be entertaining.
- It provides a good laugh and can be fun to stream with friends or a community.
- The developer has a talent for creating immersive environments, making the game visually appealing.
- Gameplay becomes repetitive quickly, with little variation after the initial levels.
- Achievements do not unlock, which has been a long-standing issue that remains unresolved.
- The game lacks depth and meaningful mechanics, making it feel overpriced for the experience offered.
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe gameplay in Vis games is criticized for being shallow and repetitive, with players experiencing all the mechanics within the first few levels, leading to a lack of depth and engagement as the game progresses. While the environments are praised, the gameplay fails to maintain interest beyond the initial stages.
“Vis games truly knows how to create an amazing environment, but as for gameplay, unfortunately it falls flat after the initial level or two.”
“The game mechanics are unfortunately usually shallow.”
“Gameplay gets repetitive; after the first few levels you've essentially experienced everything the game has to offer.”
“You literally see all the game mechanics on the very first level.”
“The game mechanics are unfortunately usually very shallow.”